I've been keeping a log of what procmail is doing and I've noticed
something a little strange...
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procmail: Skipped "$DEFAULT"
From steve Sun Dec 19 02:25:02 1999
Subject: Mail Stats for the day
Folder: /home/steve/mail/private 948
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Now it only happens when I send mail to myself. I'm not losing any
mail so it's not a huge concern. I was just wondering what procmail
is trying to tell me here.
Relevant parts of ~/.procmailrc:
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MAILDIR=$HOME/mail
DEFAULT=${MAILDIR}/INBOX
:0
* ^To:.*steve
${MAILDIR}/private
### (this is at the end of ~/.procmailrc so if a mail can't be matched
### anywhere it goes into the INBOX)
:0
* .
$DEFAULT
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If a mail that I send myself gets matched to go into ~/mail/private
why does it seem that procmail is continuing down ~/.procmailrc and
telling me that it is skipping $DEFAULT? And why does it only happen
when I send mail to myself?
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